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Code Quality: Simplify redundant conditions and font MIME type handling - #13882

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Simplify redundant conditions in human_time_diff() by removing lower-bound checks that are already guaranteed by the preceding conditions. r21996

Also simplify the TTF MIME type handling in WP_Font_Utils now that font/sfnt can be used directly, removing the obsolete PHP-version-specific fallback. r57539

These changes make the conditions easier to read and allow the greaterOrEqual.alwaysTrue PHPStan baseline to be removed.

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